1. Would have to be the unreliable narrator who turns out to be the killer.
2. The True Crime genre but Ruby Ridge by Jess Walter & Someone Else‘s Daughter by Julia Sheppard in specific.
3. The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty(chilling!)& Dune by Frank Herbert.
4. Phryne Fisher! Absolutely awesome aussie🇦🇺
Thanks @Cinfhen for making me think,not enough to make my own questions! #OnTheSpot
Answer these then make your own or use the above👇
MrsMalaprop, Jhullie, CarolynM, thegirlwiththelibrarybag, LeeRHarry, Teresereading, Freespirit, Cathy_Jthegirlwiththelibrarybag The narrator being the murderer always gets me - like excuse me, I trusted you 😭😯 3y
Cinfhen Thanks for playing along!! Definitely looking up the two nonfiction books as I‘m not familiar with either one. Last year I read this one you recommended and I was riveted![[tagged book]](https://image.librarything.com/pics/litsy_webpics/icon_taggedBook@3x.png)
The Arsonist: A Mind on Fire 3y
The Arsonist: A Mind on FireLizpixie @thegirlwiththelibrarybag I know right? Trust issues anyone?😂 @Cinfhen no problem lovely! Ruby Ridge is fantastic, I assume you know what it‘s about, Someone Else‘s Daughter is heartbreaking, it‘s about the rape & murder of a nurse in the 80s which happened near where I grew up, the killers grew up in the next suburb. I remember it on the news at the time, we were terrified. Anita Cobby could‘ve been any one of us. Her parents were devastated. 3y
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CarolynM I've hardly read any non-fiction this year and I've only listened to a handful of audio books, so I don't really feel qualified to answer. Also, I'm never sure what exactly constitutes a plot twist. Sorry, I'm a bit if a dead loss here🙄😬 3y
Lizpixie @CarolynM you can make up your own questions lovely! Go to @Cinfhen post, she explains it better than me🤗 3y
Freespirit Wow I remember reading The Exorcist years ago!! So scary!!! 3y
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